In This Issue
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Bead Felted Awareness Purse
From the October 2008 issue.October is breast cancer awareness month. Beads and felted yarn create a sweet purse, the perfect gift for someone you know who is fighting, or has won, the battle against breast cancer.
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Bobble Diamonds Afghan
From the October 2008 issue.The richness of the stitch texture on this afghan results in a dense fabric that creates a stunning dovetail diamond pattern. The edging is worked in reverse single crochet, complementing the textured interior.
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Christmas Bazaar: Abstract Art Felted Scarf
From the October 2008 issue.This easy, yet stunning, scarf is a great way to introduce yourself to the fun of felted crochet. Yarn embellishments and beads add a new dimension that creates an artsy scarf that will truly be one of a kind!
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Christmas Bazaar: Bazaar Best Sellers -- Socks
From the October 2008 issue.Whip up pairs of these easy socks in no time flat. They'll sell out at your holiday bazaar in the blink of an eye!
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Christmas Bazaar: Checkers, Anyone?
From the October 2008 issue.Our portable checkerboard travels well in the car, on a plane or to grandma's. The board rolls up, and the handy pouch stores the checkers. Fun!
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Christmas Bazaar: Quick & Easy Stocking
From the October 2008 issue.Ten hours is all it takes to crochet this roomy Christmas stocking. To individualize, embroider or cross-stitch names on the cuff.
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Christmas Bazaar: Snowflake Ornament
From the October 2008 issue.Turn a plain 3-inch glass ball ornament into something special for your tree! Crochet a simple snowflake, glue it over the ball, add some hanging beads, and voila! They sell like hotcakes at Christmas bazaars.
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Christmas Bazaar: Traditional Tree Skirt
From the October 2008 issue.A soft variegated-style yarn is the blueprint for a large user-friendly Christmas tree skirt. The skirt is finished with multi-sized snowflakes to add a festive, wintry touch.
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Easy, Fast, Fun!: 7-Hour Scrap Granny Tote
From the October 2008 issue.What a terrific use for all those 4-ply yarn scraps you've been collecting! Edge your squares in black and line the bag with felt for a finished, practical -- but pretty -- tote bag.
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Fall Leaf Set
From the October 2008 issue.Enjoy the fun of "wiggle crochet" and create a lovely hot pad and coaster set for your autumn-inspired dinners.
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Give Thanks!
From the October 2008 issue.Your Thanksgiving tablescape will be enhanced when set with this seasonal set that includes a place mat, napkin ring and coaster. Experienced crocheters will love this challenge!
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Halloween Spooktacular: Halloween Centerpiece Pumpkins
From the October 2008 issue.Having a Halloween party and looking for a unique table centerpiece? Look no more! This trio of size 10 crochet cotton pumpkins will do admirably!
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Halloween Spooktacular: Spiderweb Suncatcher
From the October 2008 issue.Here's a delightful decoration to hang in your window. Just watch out so he doesn't attract a real, live spider!
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Infant's Aran Hoodie
From the October 2008 issue.Made from 4-ply yarn, this warm pullover baby hoodie will keep your precious little one toasty warm on cool autumn days.
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Just Threads: Holiday Runner
From the October 2008 issue.Cluster-stitch-loving crocheters will adore this charming runner, decorated with Christmas red bows at the corners. For a Halloween look, substitute orange bows for the red ones.
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Timeless Treasures: Tabletop Trio
From the October 2008 issue.Fiberfill-stuffed pumpkins are crocheted from worsted weight yarn. Combine a bit of raffia straw and sticks from the great outdoors, to create a unique trio to grace your Thanksgiving table.
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Touch of Style: Mixed Stitch Pullover
From the October 2008 issue.This gorgeous pullover combines light and dark sage into a chic design. It makes a great back-to-school sweater or a special Christmas gift. Your choice!
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Winner's Circle: Mouth-Watering Delight
From the October 2008 issue.Who would have thought that our favorite cream-filled chocolate cookies would look as good on an afghan as they do here? Yummy!
